david smith

David Smith’s show at the Whitney “offers new insights into the artist’s career-long involvement with geometric forms.”

francis picabia

Francis Picabia’s show at Michael Werner focuses on work from “the mid-1930s through the 1940s and beyond, a time when Picabia experimented not only with a range of imagery but with the methods and materials of painting itself.”

matthew brannon

Matthew Brannon’s show at Casey Kaplan suggests “various props, personas, sets, dialogues, and scenarios of an unpublished noir mystery narrative.”

betty woodman

For her debut show at Salon 94, Betty Woodman “presents her monumental Roman Fresco / Places and Pleasures, originally created for and exhibited at the American Academy in Rome, Italy in 2010.”

suzanne mcclelland

left, Suzanne McClelland’s show at Sue Scott Gallery, “continues to investigate the space between script and physical gesture, making and unmaking what’s left in the air after action or speech.”